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ORDER anent the Rebels of the Bass . April 13. 1693.

THE Lords of their Majesties Privy Council being informed , that there are several Persons gone into the Bass , since the Rebels therein were Charged to Deliver up the same for their Majesties Service , and themselves to their Majesties Mercy ; Therefore the saids Lords Do hereby give Order and warrand to an Herauld , with his Coat Disolayed , and a Trumpeter to go to the Bass , or as near as he can safely , and in their Majesties Names and Authority , Command and Charge the Persons presently within the said Island , to Deliver up themselves and the Island in manner foresaid , within the space of six Days , next after they are Charged , under the pain of high Treason ; And appoints Sir James Ogilvy , their Majesties Sollicit or to dispatch the Herauld and Trumpeter , with famous Persons to be Witnesses , and cause furnish a Boat to them ; and in case they obey not , then to Denunce them , and thereafter that Letters of Intercommuning be direct against them as effeirs : And in the mean time the saids Lords Do hereby promise a Reward of Fifty Pounds Sterling , to any Person or Persons who shall seise upon , and deliver to any of their Majesties Iudges , Magistrats , or Officers of their Majesties Forces , the persons of Lieutenant Collonel Grahame , or Michael Middleton Governour of the Bass , two of the Rebels in the said Island ; and the sum of Twenty Pounds Sterling , to any person or persons , who shall seise upon , and deliver in manner foresaid , any of the persons after-named , Rebels in the said Island , viz. James , John and William Middletons , the Governours Brothers , Duncan Mcqueen , Thomas Hepburn , John Turine , Mr. _____ Hentison , John Mcclean , _____ Morine the Chyrurgeon , an Englishman , _____ Nicolson , John Gladestones , Gawin Johnston , Lieutenant John Hacket , John Hacket Sea-man , two Irish Sea-men , another Irish Sea-man , two Hoyboyes that belonged to the Earl of Leven , Collonel Grahames Servant , three or four more Servants , and John Manderson , Charles Maitland Servant , detained against his will . And Appoints thir Present to be Printed , and Published at the Mercat . Cross of Edinburgh , and other places needful .

God save King William and Queen Mary .

Ediburgh , Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson , Printer to Their Most Excellent Majesties , 1693.